Watch Remember WENN

Remember WENN is a nostalgic television show that takes viewers back in time to the days of radio broadcasting in the 1940s. The show was broadcasted on AMC from 1996-1998 and was created by Rupert Holmes, who also composed the show's music. The show follows the happenings and daily life at a fictional Pittsburgh radio station called WENN. Throughout the series, audiences are introduced to the staff at WENN, including the station owner Mr. Foley, station manager Mackie Bloom, scriptwriter Hilary Booth, production manager Victor Comstock, and the show's lead actor, Tom Eldridge, among others.

Tom Beckett plays the role of Tom Eldridge, a seasoned performer who has been working in radio broadcasting since the days of live radio plays. As the star of the station, Eldridge often takes on lead roles in the programs WENN broadcasts. However, he's not just a talented actor: Eldridge also has a wealth of knowledge about the inner workings of radio and is always willing to lend a hand in the production of the station's shows.

George Hall plays the role of Mr. Foley, the owner of the radio station. Though he's the boss, Foley is kind-hearted and continuously looks out for his team members. He's also a bit of a romantic, often expressing his love for his wife, who has recently passed away.

Margaret Hall portrays the role of Hilary Booth, the station's scriptwriter. Booth's position is an essential role, as she's responsible for writing the scripts for the station's programs. A quick-witted and intelligent writer, Booth often must work under strict deadlines and sometimes has trouble pleasing everyone in the company.

The show is filled with classic scenes of radio broadcasting, where the team often comes together to put on a show in front of a live audience. Through the process, viewers get a behind-the-scenes look at the making of a radio production, including script drafting, casting, rehearsals, and live recording.

The show's lighthearted tone is full of musical performances, classic broadcasts, and melodramatic storylines - all with the occasional humorous spin. Each episode usually features a narrative that depicts a particular historic event or moment, giving a nostalgic feel to the entire series.

The show also frequently touches on topics like race, gender, and politics that the era dealt with, and how they are portrayed on the radio. This thoughtful approach makes the series a reflection of how the show tackled the issues of the time, which viewers can't help but appreciate.

Remember WENN has a unique charm and a lighthearted take on the era's serious issues, making it a perfect representation of the 1940s American society. The show's perfect weave of humor, history, and music make it a delightfully nostalgic experience for viewers - evoking feelings of warmth and comfort in the hearts of many.

Remember WENN is a series that ran for 4 seasons (56 episodes) between January 31, 1996 and on AMC +